Older Than Either of Us
Zine No. 86 — Star Stuff On the right angles in a pigeon’s forebrain, three papers that disagree about where they came from, and what belonging looks like under either answer.
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Short, curious pieces about plants, animals, genes and stars, written for younger readers and anyone who loves to wonder.
Zine No. 86 — Star Stuff On the right angles in a pigeon’s forebrain, three papers that disagree about where they came from, and what belonging looks like under either answer.
Field Guide No. 23 — Field Guides thirteen birds, sorted by what we wanted each one to prove
Zine No. 83 — Star Stuff On the root that opens a channel, the lawn that stays compacted, and why we keep asking survivors to do systems change.
Zine No. 82 — Star Stuff On forty-five bumble bees, nine hundred and ten rolls of a wooden ball, and the definition science had to write down before it could see doing nothing at all.
Grief, Hope & Solidarity. A reflection for the Autistic & neurodivergent community: Love You Down To Your Star Stuff. Explore Star Stuff zines.
Birds cross oceans by using their inner compass. What if we could do the same? A reflection on migration, monotropism, and self-trust.
From cosmic background radiation to Deleuze's smooth space to Autistic regulation — why difference, not sameness, is where everything begins.
A reflection from Stimpunks Solidarity Sesh on otters, monotropism, and co-regulation, and what watching them together each week teaches us
Monotropa Uniflora & Monotropism: A Tribute to Dinah Murray
Helen Edgar explores monotropism, awe, and Autistic identity through a personal constellation map — weaving quantum physics, Deleuze, and star stuff.

Marion McLaughlin is the Managing Director of Aurora Autistic Consulting. They have a varied career background including stable hand, road safety officer, primary school teacher, and Autistic led…
My physical body is your physical body, and just as the sun and stars are present in you, they are also present in me. […] we are all made of stars. Vietnamese Buddhist monk: Thich Nhat Hanh I find…
A poem about monotropism for children, young people, families and educators to open conversations about Autistic & ADHD experiences.
An exploration of moss and monotropic ways of being. An invitation to slow down, sink in, and reconnect through sensory depth and shared presence in liminal spaces.

David is joined by Katie Munday (AKA Autistic and Living the Dream) and Priscilla Eyles for a discussion of Spectrum 10k. Whether you've never heard of this project, want to learn more, or have been…